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Starting on the journey towards a clean criminal record is a significant step. This comprehensive guide will explore in detail the various aspects of obtaining a pardon and record removal in Canada, including eligibility criteria, the application process, potential legal implications, and the transformative changes that follow. A clear understanding of these elements is crucial…
Visitor: I am inquiring as to a Record of Destruction request for Stayed charged. The (absurd) section 151 charge alleged from 1986 was on Jan 02, 2021 in Prince George, British Columbia. My lawyer notified me of the ‘Stay of Proceeding’ on Jan 12*, 2022. It may have been a few weeks after for the…
Understanding how and when you can apply for a pardon is crucial for those looking to move past a Canadian criminal record. Pardons Canada provides expert advice and guidelines to help you navigate the complexities of a pardon application while ensuring that you can take the necessary steps toward a brighter future. Eligibility Requirements…
The ability to visit the United States whether for business, pleasure or family reasons is something that many Canadians take for granted, yet for those with a recent criminal offence on their record, this can quickly become complicated. U.S. Customs and Border Patrol can deny you entry to the U.S. if you have a Canadian…
Visitor: I have had countless job opportunities that I have not been able to accept and/or taken away once they see my criminal record. I am trying my hardest to provide for my two year old son but it seems I am stuck in the loop of low income jobs due to my record, I…
The U.S. Entry Waiver is a crucial document for those looking to enter the United States. For Canadian travellers with a past criminal record, it represents a key that can unlock travel opportunities that would otherwise be unattainable. Whether your travel to the U.S. is for business, pleasure, or family matters, Pardons Canada is here…
Visitor: I have a DUI from 13 years ago and have been denied NEXUS status as a result. I have been told by the NEXUS organization that getting a pardon will not make me eligible. Can you please confirm and advise as to what steps I should take to be NEXUS eligible? Pardons Canada: A…
Visitor: I was charged in 2016 for Assault (my ex husband had scratches on chin) and mischief (broken cell phone case) and a failure to comply after I let him come around again. Spent 6 days in jail (to teach me a lesson-lesson learned) I’m being turned down for jobs working with the elderly due…
Visitor: I was denied entry at the US border due to a conditional sentence I received nearly 10 years ago. My family and I were absolutely heartbroken yesterday as we were on our way to our first family vacation to DisneyWorld. They gave me an e-safe waiver package. But it’s very confusing. What do I…
Visitor: I had an over 80 charge almost 5 years ago. April 10 2024 will be 5 years and i am looking into getting a pardon. How much do you guys charge for that? Pardons Canada: The law to get a pardon or record suspension for an over 80 conviction is five years from when…
Visitor: I’m contacting you in relation to a file purge/destruction request. I reached out to Halifax Police however they aren’t very responsive. I’m inquiring on your service to assist with file destruction and removal of information from CPIC. In reference to a case which was started in 2017 and was immediately dropped/dismissed during the trial on 18 Aug…
The Legal Consequences of Drunk Driving Every year, countless lives are forever changed due to one reckless choice – driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The impact of DUI-related accidents extends far beyond the initial moment of poor judgment. It affects families, communities, and the legal system, leaving a trail of devastation and…
